Dragon Ball Sparking Zero: More than a hundred characters confirmed? Still, Goku and Vegeta make up 15% of the game’s cast

Gaming News Dragon Ball Sparking Zero: More than a hundred characters confirmed? Still, Goku and Vegeta make up 15% of the game’s cast

DRAGON BALL: Sparks! ZERO is the sequel to the popular Budokai Tenkaichi. If the game series also receives recognition, it is for its impressive number of playable characters. When you look at the most popular and second-tier fighters in the manga, there is something for everyone. In this new work, which is not an exception to the rule, more than a hundred fighters will be available, but one must expect numerous versions of the two protagonists, Son Goku and Vegeta.

A not-so-surprising casting

Bandai Namco recently revealed some of the fighters that will be playable in Dragon Ball Sparking! Zero, and there will be 164 in total. We can see in the image part of the roster of iconic enemies such as Cell and Frieza, as well as the main members of Team Z such as Yamcha, Piccolo and Ten Shin Han. But what particularly catches the eye is the large number of versions of Son Goku and Vegeta, there are 24 in total. That may seem like a lot, but in 40 years the two characters have developed enormously and all of their transformations are integrated into the dragon ball games nothing new.

In fact, in Budokai Tenkaichi 3, there were 23 variants of Son Goku and Vegeta available out of 163 fighters. Quite similar figures, since in the latter it is worth noting the presence of Dragon Ball GT, while in the new work many forms are based on the new official sequel to Toriyama’s original work Dragon Ball Super. In Dragon Ball FighterZ, 7 out of 44 versions of the two protagonists are present, including the numerous DLCs released.

A comprehensive offering of Dragon Ball video games

Following the announcement of Dragon Ball Sparking Zero, fans are rightly excited as the Budokai and Budokai Tenkaichi licenses have left their mark on fans as incredible experiences.

. There is something for everyone in the games based on the famous manga. DragonBall FigherZ is a perfect example of this as it features more competitive and 2D gameplay. Recently we were treated to Dragon Ball Kakarot, which allows you to relive key moments in Son Goku’s story in an action-RPG style. We can also count the very popular Xenoverse 2, which managed to significantly improve the recipe of the first. At the moment, from a video game perspective, things are going well with the Dragon Ball license. Hopefully this will continue with Sparking Zero.